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I have a house in my name. I wish to share ownership with 2 of my sisters. So 33.3% each sister and 33.3% to myself. After my death, I would like to transfer this house to my 2 sisters. I need help to


A. Where are you residing. I am from Pune Rajgurunagar you may contact us.

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Adv. Sarika  Khude

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SHAIKH IRFAN KHAMAR  SHAIKH

SHAIKH IRFAN KHAMAR SHAIKH

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Hello sir/madam My father had some land near by road.he entered into an agreement to one of his friend to build a shop and partion among themselves equally.but after agreement his friend had bulid onl


A. do you have the documents?

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Adv. Sarika  Khude

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Hi I want to get back my property captured by my relative. property is under my name but my relative is living there for the last 25 year, now since i want it he refused to vacate. there is no rent de


A. File suit for possession before civil court.

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Adv. Sarika  Khude

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Rameshwar  Dadhe

Rameshwar Dadhe

icon Acquisition of personal propert for extending walkway

Is it possible for a village panchayat to acquire a land for extending 3 feet walkway without consent of the owner? If possible how can we retaliate aganist panchayat through legal proceedings?


A. You will need to file case against the grampanchayat for compensation

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Rameshwar  Dadhe

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My mother in law have a house in Katihar, Bihar. She has rented her house @ Rs 1300 pm on rent in year 2004 vide an agreement. In the said agreement, tenure of house rental have not been mentioned. Al


A. Get issue a legal notice and use force and throw him out. Let him go to civil court. If he goes police station then say it is civil matter and they cannot interfere.
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icon Ajai Chawla

My mother owns a flat in Delhi. She is currently in Australia. She had given me an SPA through the consulate in Sydney in 2016, authorizing me to give the house on rent. This SPA has not been used so


A. As your mother has given you SPA through the consulate of Sydney in 2016 for renting the house but you not to used it so far .......it does not mean that its validity has come to an end until and up-till if so it is mentioned in the SPA . This SPA need not be registered here in India. Just go through the Document if the Last date of this SPA is mentioned.
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Does the age number if incorrect(of co applicant) on dast goshwara bhag 1, dast goshwara bhag 2, index 2 and registration receipt matter on registration documents.. Rest everything is correct


A. Better get is changed to avoid future complications.
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If someone is living illegally for more than 15 years in an disputed property will that mean he becomes the owner of the property which was once owned by my grandfather and the people living is on ill


A. You have to say that they are in possession less than 12 years otherwise their title will be perfected by way of adverse possession or you must say they are in permissive possession.

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icon Grand daughters rights in grand fathers property

My Grandfather (GF) has self acquired properties from his maternal aunt. The settlement deed has wording like "putra-poutra". GF has 3 sons and 1 daughter i.e SON1, SON2, SON3 and DAU1 I am grand-daug


A. In the self acquired property the grand children have no right.
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Section 8 in The Hindu Succession Act, 1956
8. General rules of succession in the case of males.—The property of a male Hindu dying intestate shall devolve according to the provisions of this Chapter—
(a) firstly, upon the heirs, being the relatives specified in class I of the Schedule;
(b) secondly, if there is no heir of class I, then upon the heirs, being the relatives specified i ...ReadMore

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Pradeep  Naik

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There is a property which is transferred by father to his daughters through will also father mentioned in his will that his deaf and dumb son is entitled to live in property inherited by daughters. Al


A. The right to live CANNOT be removed as it is already mentioned in the WILL by the Father & as the son is handicap his Rights are protected by law & his Parents.. As per your query this this right to live can be removed only after his death.
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